waht do i use to clean stickiness?

[crazy9ceguy]

ok i removed the stock spoiler on my 95 s14 and they got all these sticky stuff, i was wondering what i can use to clean it off without scratching the paint?

[silvarshootin]

goo gone maybe, its made of citrus oil so i dont think it should mess with the paint.

[kingsol]

use that 3m stuff... i forgot what it's called though...

[Thorpedo]

if its urethane(black and very sticky/tough), use any silicone remover type cleaner. thinner works also, but if you use it, wipe it on and have a dry towel to wipe it off immediately or it could make funny marks and you'll need to buff as long as you don't go through the clear.

[tah]

I use a nice rag, or the tissues with lotion in them. :wackit:

[amolao]

Goo gone and tothbrush will do, I used it to remove the glue of the black tape on my 240SX...and it works and is safe for the paint...

[TiNMAN]

^^yea, another one for goo gone! :bigok:

[YoungRookie]

Im for the Goo Gone...worked on my car, it will work on yours. Safe on paint too..woo hoo!!

[NI_YON_Zenki]

Vinegar, the acid will eat through most residue left by sticker placement, and any other general type of sticky(ness), wipe down in a cirular motion. I usually mix it about 60-40 (when I clean my windows) but you could use around a equal blend. . .

[BSeay]

im for the good gone...it too the 240sx off my rear end and got rid of the stickiness with the quickness...

[jaz]

Goo Gone for sure. If the adhesive is really built up, soak the area and let it sit for a minute before starting to remove.

[Edgar]

I used Goo Gone on my trunk, leave it on for couple of minutes